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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1976
Page
7
Tony's Fireside Lounge at 16 N 11th Fort Dodge offers hospitality and refreshments in a social center praised by patrons. The manager is well regarded and the venue emphasizes clean, friendly evenings with entertainment and a welcoming atmosphere noted by the 1976 Review.
The 1976 Review highlights Friendship Haven on South Kenyon Road Fort Dodge with large light filled rooms and group meals and plans for independent apartments. It also promotes Tomkins Memorial Center a convalescent facility with attentive staff, wholesome food, and open visitation inviting inspection.
The UNION TRUST AND SAVINGS BANK based in Fort Dodge offers personal service and city bank facilities with a focus on agricultural and local interests. Editors commend its officers and directors and advise consulting them before investments for farmers and ranchers.
Fragmentary text references farmers, straw steel buildings and widespread use nationwide. Limited readable content suggests discussion of agricultural structures and their acceptance, but key names, dates, and specifics are missing.
A July 22 1976 issue of The Rolfe Arrow features local library news and events. Readers learn about new acquisitions and upcoming programs at Rolfe Public Library.
Marion the Librarian notes new under-20 posters laminated for one month checkout, 12 new records, and themed recommendations from managers. Elvis Presley and Helen Ready items join Queen and Bee Gees selections. a two-record Children’s Bible kit also debuts with a color book. Library hours and summer reading deadlines outlined. calls for purchase suggestions.
The church announces this Sundays worship at 9:00 a.m. with Sunday School and Bible Classes at 10:00. July 25 vacation exchange between Presbyterians and Methodists canceled. Wednesday circle meetings at 2:00 feature Faith Hope Charity Love circles with listed home hosts and church hostesses.
Mrs Zelma Peterson and Wiley Murray visited Kansas City and Ida Grove while Dan Murray hosted. Ernest Cox and Cecil Anderson visited relatives in Bronson and Humboldt. Big Howland enrolled at Spencer School of Business on Tuesday. Weekend guests included Melvin Diggs of Fayette and C E Eppelsheimer of Plover. Additional gatherings involved the Mur ray, Faulkner and Hauswirth families and Beale AFB news.
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